Seraph gameplay: Acrobatic shooter that aims the gun for you! (PC let’s play/gameplay review)

Seraph gameplay review of this acrobatic platform game. See how guns automatically aim at the enemy in this Seraph gameplay video! Subscribe for more early access games: Our let’s play Seraph gameplay review is a blind playthrough of three early prison levels of this new platform shooter game, just launched on Steam early access with this version described as the Seraph gameplay alpha. The main Seraph gameplay mechanics are the large number of skills you have to navigate the level by jumping and blinking, plus using your special abilities to attack and repel enemies. But the most interesting Seraph gameplay mechanic is that when you fire the gun, the game automatically aims at the nearest enemy. Auto-aiming means that Seraph gameplay is focused more on your other game skills than sheer gunfire, keeping things interesting. We check this out and discuss whether this works in-game in this let’s play Seraph gameplay review. ----------------------------- Thanks for watching this Seraph gameplay video! Check out more exciting early access games: Leap of Fate is the most dangerous card game! Turn your magical rivals into chickens in Wand Wars: Can we top the leaderboard in ? ----------------------------- Official Seraph gameplay description: “Seraph is a skill based, acrobatic shooter... without aiming! Featuring an angel, known as Seraph, who’s fighting to restore her lost power and ultimately escape a prison infested with demons. However, dark magic has trapped the angel inside her human Vessel: if the Vessel dies, so will Seraph.“ Seraph release date: 26 April 2016 (early access) Seraph developed by: Dreadbit Seraph game formats available: PC Windows, Mac OSX, SteamOS Linux Official Seraph game site: Buy Seraph download on Steam: ----------------------------- Our Playtest videos are one-off let’s plays that review new releases, recently updated games or otherwise interesting PC indie games mostly available on Steam, offering first impressions, reviews or even a full playthrough. Playlist: Randomise User is the home of original indie game videos on YouTube. Subscribe to find out about new alphas, early access games, weird indie and the best new releases on Steam. Website: Twitter: Video resolution: 720p, 60fps